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on a road. to pass them. how much more can one a family seriously injured in a is hospitalized after a serious car accident over the weekend. this is to delay court proceedings. and nanette -- amanda lamb was in court and joins us from the >> reporter: people will remember these names, keisha and anthony gorham. the family was injured on the vortex at the state fair in 2013. now they are in wake med after a serious car accident. that happened over the weekend. now, they fell from that ride in 2013 because the safety bar was not locked. the ride restarted, the operator admitted to tampering with wiring to bypass safety procedures.

he was expected to be sentenced after pleading guilty to three counts of assault, but that hearing has been continued to a later date. so, the gorhams were still in the hospital from that accident. >> the victims in this case were involved in an automobile accident on saturday night and had to have surgery for their injuries they received. i believe that they will make a full recovery. >> when i told tim and his dad and family who were here today, they were speechless and could not believe it. their thoughts and prayers go out to the family. >> reporter: anthony is listed in good condition, keisha is listed in fair condition. they have asked for privacy whe they recover from this accident. coming up at 5:00, the attorney talks about what he expects will be next when his client is sentenced in that hearing. that date is yet to be set. >> amanda lamb in raleigh. the nation's top two daily

sports sites agree to stop taking bets in new york until the end of the baseball season. the new york attorney general announced a deal with draft kings and fanduel. the companies have been fighting a legal battle to continue operating in that state. courts agreed to let them stay open during the appeals process. lawmakers in new york are considering legislation that would permit the sites to operate without ambiguity. the acc dominates the ambiguity, they are in the sweet 16 including unc and duke. coverage of the game. the tar heels play indiana friday night, jeff gravley will be on that game for us. technology could help the fbi solve a deadly robbery that happened almost 13 years ago. in 2003, a man claimed to be an union. he shot two building that people in the building, one of them died. enhance a video which would

they have also increased the reward. a marine killed over the weekend was the victim of an isis rocket attack. that's the word from military officials. you're looking at staff sergeant lewis carton who was a camp lejeune marine. he was in iraq at a base on the operating for a few days. it is believed that isis knew about the unit as they were watching them practice with the artillery. apple came out with a statement, tim cook brought into the heart of the company's fight against the fbi. use the public for them to pledge that apple will continue to stand for its customers privacy. apple is expected to go to federal court over the demands of the company unlocking the iphone use by one of the san bernardino shooters. tim cook went on to talk about apple's offerings. we will check in on what people are saying about the ethics coming up in what's trending. hypertension is becoming more common. next, what is contributing to

can do to help. find out why following doctors orders may be putting senior citizens in a potentially dangerous situation. hundreds of an most eastern

have new homes. high blood pressure is often associated with adults. but medical professionals say there is a rise in the number of young patients. haley hernandes explains the trend. >> reporter: erin ferriss is young and athletic. >> they want me to be athletic. >> reporter: but he is battling what is typically an adult illness. >> my blood pressure was really high. stroke level high. >> reporter: erin was

pressure. jessica campbell says it is a growing problem among young kids. >> 2 to 5% of the pediatric population has hypertension. we know that it can cause when we call organ damage or negative effects on the heart. >> reporter: poor diet is to blame for one recent spike in hypertension although that can sometimes be controlled. >> we can't change genetics but if people can make changes in their diet, exercise, and decreasing sodium intake with a generally healthy diet, sometimes they can come off of medications. >> reporter: a secondary cause, one pediatricians are becoming more attuned to come hypertension passed down through genetics which they say is possibly what is causing erin's recent spike. he is back to normal life with medication but there is not enough info to know if this will be a chronic condition or if it can eventually be reversed. >> that was haley hernandes reporting. you may not always recognize

pressure and it is often dismissed in pediatrician visits because kids are nervous. more senior citizens are taking drug combinations that can be dangerous. researchers identified 15 potentially life-threatening combinations of medications -- medications used by adults. 15% of seniors use one of these on a regular basis and they e not all prescriptions. you then have involved a supplement or over-the-counter drug. vitamin d deficiency is becoming a health problem. lifestyles are changing as more people are spending time inside losing exposure to sunlight which produces vitamin d. doctors suggest eating salmon, eggs or dairy products and go outside. where your jacket today, but go outside. >> just to get out in the sunshine. there is nothing that brightens were moved like that. what a sour mood. 40s and clouds? >> we were in myrtle beach, it that. >> much better today. we made it into the 50s this afternoon. 55 is the warmest i have seen

wednesday back into the 70s so you can expose more skin on wednesday. >> what? >> [ laughter ] >> within reason, of course. let's look ahead at the weather headlines. there is always a caveat out there, right? of course, we have a frost advisory, a five hour window from 4:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m., under the threat for light scattered frost. if you are like lynda loveland to put out plants, although i think lettuce is okay. if you put out flowers, cover them up. temperatures are rising, 70s return by wednesday. could be in the 80s thursday. next answer brain, friday, maybe we can bring, too, perhaps sunday. you will see that in the 7-day forecast coming up. here's the frost advisory, frost advisory. there is a freeze warning 47 virginia and northward, lows of 32 to 36 starting out tomorrow. look at all of the sunshine.

when it was that yucky overcast. now it's 56 at rdu, humidity 24%. the air is dry and wind picks up, by wednesday, fire danger could increase. if you're planning on doing any burning, do it earlier in the worm -- morning because wind will pick up and could be roaring during the day wednesday, 15 to 25 miles per hour. close to home in the 50s, 56 at wral. 54 moncure. expanded view, 57 fayetteville, 55 rocky mount, dewpoint is extremely dry. dewpoint at 18 in fayetteville. clear skies, light wind and dry air, we'll see temperatures plummet tonight once the sun set and wind dies down. well offshore. peered right now sitting over northern louisiana, the flow around it is in a clockwise

us, the winds will lesson, so and conditions favorable for 56 right now but look at that warm air to the west. it's a matter of time before we are into the 60s and 70s. should be 60s tomorrow, 70s wednesday. overnight, clear skies, tomorrow morning waking up to clear skies. the day will be beautiful, 60s. we wake up in the morning the 40s. a warmer start wednesday, during the afternoon 70s. there's the next cold front is taking shape across the plains, perhaps some storms popping up and a little bit of snow, this should advance into the area friday, that would be the next opportunity for rain. this evening, breezy by 8:00, northwest wind up 10 to 15 miles per hour. clear and 48 by that point, overnight lows, 34 in the triangle, 35 fayetteville, 32 in south hill, roxboro and southern pines. tuesday, clear skies, light

tomorrow afternoon, lower 60s, mid and upper 60s in the southern counties, 67 fayetteville, 67 southern pines, around 65 in the triangle. here is your 7-day forecast. call tomorrow, not as cool as today, partly to mostly cloudy on thursday with 80. friday, chance for rain, 72. saturday looks dry with partly cloudy skies and by easter sunday, clouds and a chance for rain. we will look at more details for easter sunday. if you want to head to sunrise services, sunset is at 7:07 and you could run into showers. temperatures mid-40s to low 50s and chance of rain come monday. numbers all over the place, 60s, 70s, even 80s. march is that month of change. you jump back and forth, frost, then the next day, mid-80s. >> do your easter on saturday. >> [ laughter ] today. what people are saying about

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who crossed state lines into colorado for the legalize marijuana. they also say the laws undermine federal statutes. the fda -- fda is talking about banning latex gloves with powder inside of them that doctors use. the powder makes it easier to get gloves on and off, however, latex gloves can release the powder and allergens into the air. they can also cause respiratory irritation, especially in those with daily exposure. spring is on the way, with it, cookouts and social events.

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same thing goes for ground beef and pork. it can mix the surface bacteria deep into the meat, so make sure your burger is cooked throughout. make sure you avoid any risk of raw meat entering your body. it is also important to rinse off the fruits and vegetables even if you're not planning to eat the outer skin. bacteria on the surface can easily spread inside when cutting or peeling. finally, remember to reheat leftovers so they are steaming hot before eating. also, 3 to 4 days is the limit for take-out meals left in the refrigerator. when in doubt, throw it out. dr. allen mask, wral health team. general mills says it will label products containing generally modified ingredients. this is in reaction to a state law in vermont requiring the labels. the company says it is not practical to make such a large- scale change for just one state so everyone look at them. look for labels in the next few weeks. four days until the durham

event . the organization needs your help to make it a success. right now they have 478 easter baskets and need 1000 more. footage from last year shows how popular the event is. dozens of volunteers prepare a meal and distribute the baskets good friday. donations can be delivered to the mission by thursday, or you can make a donation online. we hope everybody kicks in to help them out. wake county commissioners approved a proposal to hold property tax evaluations more often. right now assessors determine a homes worth every eight years. under the new proposal, that changes to every four years. supporters say this will ease of sticker shock for residents significantly during the eight the county had the reevaluation just this past year. the next one will be 2020. duke energy is looking at producing a different sort of renewable energy. will tell you which power plant in our area is involved coming up. also, presidential front- runners make a traditional stop on the campaign trail.

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where it is and we'll take you inside. and the desire to provide a forever home for hundreds of animals saved from an abusive shelter situation, took much less time than we thought. this heart-warmingly story and much more when you join us at 5:00 -- heart-warming story and more at 5:00. >> every time you see one you want to take them home. >> and that's exactly what happened. it didn't take nearly as much long as we expected. >> thanks, david. it is the first for the carolina rail hawk, the first professional team in the state to broadcast the regular season matches on tv. they make their network debut this saturday against temperature time mexican champion toluca fc, and you can see them on fox 50. they partnered to broadcast all of their games live on cbc platforms. if you'd rather see them in person, you can always head to wakemed soccer park in cary. the new rail hawks owner

on and off the field. >> we think we've got some pretty significant changes in place, and even from how the stadium looks i think you'll be surprised when you come out. it certainly will look like the home of the rail hawks than it has previously. >> to reinvest in the lock at town, to bring new players in, to strengthen the squad was very, very important. >> now, new this year, the duck donuts family zone, the far post beer garden, and a fan bus at rail hawks.com. and one of the most notorious murder cases, mike peterson was released in 2011 after a judge ruled one of the lead witnesses in his case lied on the stand. wral's julia sims has been covering this since the beginning and joins us live, julia. >> reporter: lawyers have been

has been raising questions how evidence has been preserved. some of the everyday has been shown spilling out. during the durham novelist 2003 trial, physical evidence were critical to his conviction. prosecutors pointed out at the time that blood spatter inside the shorts suggested he'd stood over his wife while beating her to death. now peterson's lawyers believe these key pieces of evidence could be contaminated. evidence is supposed to be in sealed bags with logs that identify who handled the items and when. now, the defense has asked for a hearing to determine why the bags weren't sealed and who had access to them. we reached out to the clerk of courts, as well as police and prosecutors that are still waiting for a response. >> that was julia lewis.

if you have a pre-2013 model, turn it on and connect to the internet. without it, you will lose access to the books in the cloud. now people who use their kindles will be fine, but you'll have to download it and install it manually. >> do you think you can do that? i think i can handle that. i don't know about tomorrow. the united states weather agency issued a warning warmer weather appears to be here to stay. >> the world metrological organization issued the annual climate report in geneva today, saying 2015 set overall heat records, and the agency predicts more of the same for 2016. it also depending on where you live, they say to expect more extremes of heat and rain. >> interesting. heat and rain. okay. the bottom line, changes decided upon in climate talks in paris will take time.

get ready to pay more in electricity. >> or go to the beach more often. >> that's an idea. thanks for joining us. our news continues with david and debra. right now on wral, the calendar says spring, but it might not be the spring you expect. our chief meteorologist greg fishel explains how long the around. >> and a police officer is shot while escorting a suspect in a durham county jail. what investigators have shared about the incident. >> and sentences ing delayed for a man charged -- sentencing is delayed, charging a man that injured several time in a state fair accident. i'm david crabtree. >> and i'm debra morgan. you may want to cover plants or bring them inside. >> greg fishel is here, our chief meteorologist, to explain how low it's going to go. >> indeed. it's going to be a little bit of

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